Board engineer's completeness and variance review letter on the amended (9/28-9/29/2026) submission, confirming the application is still for 14 fee-simple townhouse lots in two 7-unit buildings and listing the lot-line setback variances still needed (3 ft and 2 ft proposed vs. 5 ft required).
Project phase
- Application filed
- Hearing held
- Approved
- State permits pending
- Under construction
- Fully built
- Town
- Ship Bottom
- County
- Ocean County
- Type
- Residential
- Size
- 14 homes
- Latest step
- Oct 9, 2026
The project
Demolition of an existing house and a masonry building, replaced with 14 townhome units, along Long Beach Boulevard between East 9th and East 11th Streets.
What usually comes next
The board usually hears the application at a public meeting. The hearing can be moved to a later date.
Ship Bottom Land Use Review Board application exhibits (traffic assessment and stormwater report) filed for a 14-unit townhome redevelopment at 902 Long Beach Blvd.
Applicant's planning report and full submittal set (subdivision plat, site plan, architectural plans, geotechnical, traffic and stormwater reports) delivered to the Land Use Review Board for completeness review.
Each step is our own summary of a public board or agency document, linked where the document is online. A project's status can change at the next meeting. General information, not legal advice. Justin Kelly, NJ Real Estate Broker-Salesperson, License #1540232. Brokered with OMNI Real Estate Professionals. Equal Housing Opportunity.